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Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the information gods, play at epistemology.
Yet if authenticity and consistency are among Spayd's virtues, her vices include obtuse logic, shoddy epistemology, and the sort of common-sense conventionalism that a public editor ought to be challenging rather than championing.
Philosophers call the study of knowledge epistemology, and this approach to design is entirely epistemological.
At what point did the Circle put a hiring freeze on anyone conversant with epistemology? Lampooning the simple-mindedness of utopian web clichés was arguably part of Mr. Eggers's point, but much of that point is often muddled in the book.
And in this tribal epistemology, meaning surged and collapsed in waves of outrage and comedy and irrelevance.
And because documentary filmmaking has the time and the physicality of reporting built in, the aesthetics of documentary filmmaking are at the very heart of audiovisual epistemology, at the core of journalism, at the center of the era in politics.
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My grandpa Linnertz (my mom's dad) passed away over the weekend. He had very recently been diagnosed with a stage 4 cancer, and only five days later he was gone. I know our family was praying for as quick and easy of a time as possible for him, and I do believe those prayers were answered. He said that he was ready to go...that he missed his parents and brothers and was just ready to go home. :) My grandpa was 81 years old. I will always remember him as someone who was super friendly to everyone and who always had a smile. That's how Eric remembers him, too.
Grandpa never could quite say my name just right. He called me "Adreen" my entire life, and even as a kid it never occurred to me to mind. That was just what grandpa called me! I hardly remember a time that I didn't see him with a John Deere hat on his head and blue jeans on. His nickname was "Shorty" and well, I think you can see why....
We are a petite people. :D
Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers. Yesterday ended up being a gorgeous day to say goodbye. Until we meet again!
So now...rewind the clock a bit. Last week the girls got to go on a peach picking adventure with their grandma at one of our very favorite places....
They brought home some delicious peaches, which we promptly turned to peach crisp - of course! I think I love fruit crisps even more than pies. I always DOUBLE the amount of crisp that any recipe calls for. You just can't have enough of that crunchy sweet goodness. :)
For some reason I have a picture of our baking station, so here ya go!
We love making a right mess in the kitchen, obviously.
This was the first of two that we made over the weekend. Hey...aint no better way to eat a peach! ;)
Late on Friday night Eric came home to us from Boston....
You would think by now the traveling would get easier...something we're just used to. Nope. Hate it every time. Haha. Eric is homesick and we're Eric sick the entire time he is gone. So we were more than ready for a night out on Saturday.
I mean, we were both pinching ourselves to stay awake the whole evening, but it was still so good to be back together again! Saturday is still the best.
The next few days were spent relaxing, walking, a little bit of work thrown in there...
Oh, and shh....
Magic Bands are here! Our family has officially outgrown one box of magic bands, haha. Thank goodness these things are delivered in an inconspicuous box! Last night on our walk, Evelyn said, "Oh, I just cannot stop thinking about going back to Disney World for some reason!"
I turned to Eric and we chuckled. "Couldn't possibly be because of all the Disney World shows I've been turning on." We leave in just over three weeks. There is so much we have to do before then!
It's just a few more days at home before we start our back-to-school schedule. I feel like everything is coming to a head so quickly, and I'm woefully unprepared for it. This life thing. It keeps happening, like it or not. Time keeps moving forward even though Eric and I wish it would stop already. We're looking forward to reclaiming some of our family life back this Fall. We'll never get the summer when Charlotte was a newborn and our kids were 6, 4, and 2 back again - a fact that weighs heavy on Eric's heart, I know. He misses home. We miss him. :) I think I may have said that already. There's no place like home.
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The CIT Enterprise Agreement negotiations, drafting and checking is finally concluded.
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From the fertile ground of psychology and the historic matrix of shamanism comes this daring and pioneering template for healing. This book will be of interest to anyone invested in healing–from seekers to practitioners. Included are case examples illustrating the psychotherapeutics of journeying.
Chapter 1 presents the nature and history of shamanism and psychology. Chapter 2 describes shared methodologies and healing tenets.
Chapters 3 and 4 explore the effects of infant and early childhood experiences on adult behavior. Herein lies the heart of the book where shamanic healing is applied to developmental wounding that results from inadequate bonding with parental figures, including outright neglect or abuse. Chapter 3 shows how this is the root cause of dysfunction and flagrant displays of aggression that so diminish our society. Case examples portray how shamanic journeying activates bonding activities and helps repair these developmental gaps. Chapter 4 specifically highlights the role of aggression, the nature-versus-nurture dilemma, the impact of learning on behavior, and the modeling of violence across generations. Here a dramatic client journey reveals not only the intensity of anger that can be repressed during childhood illness and combat in Vietnam, but also the transformation of repressed rage through the containing activity of shamanic beings. Chapter 5 explores containment as furnished both by the journey and the psychotherapeutic process. It goes on to address alchemy, the activation of archetypal healing energy, and the archetypal shadow—repository of both individual and collective dysfunction. Deep within this shadow lies a bridge spanning the worlds of shamanism and psychology.
Chapter 6 sheds new light on the ego's maturation vis-à-vis the alchemy of shamanic healing. On the one hand, psychology becomes enriched by the infusion of spirit, and on the other, shamanism gains from theoretical possibilities. Collectively, they accelerate the healing of societal wounds.


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Calopteryx's Fast Food introduces some food items from the menu of the franchises. Thanks to these food items, you will never feel hungry or fed up with eating plain old steak and pork chops. Especially, this mod also features fully functioning recipes, and you can easily get the food items. This mod sounds to be a useful tool which surely benefits you.
The majority of these are shapeless which means you can place these in any order.
Bacon = Cooked pork chop in a furnace
Cheese = Milk bucket in a furnace
Knife = Iron Ingot over a stick
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One night recently, I woke suddenly, due to a horrifying dream about … do I dare admit it? … Twitter. The dream made no real sense; I was tweeting—or posting, for you non-Twitterers—quotes from various people in the book publishing industry, one quote after another, but I couldn't post them fast enough. I have similar work/stress-related dreams quite frequently, but I was amazed that I had one about Twitter—tweeting is one of the simplest things I do. So why the tweet dreams?
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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
On my nightstand, February 2016
You may have noticed that my monthly reading lists tend to be all over the place...from fiction to business books, from nonfiction to cookbooks. My reader's taste is pretty eclectic. But I've been toying with the idea of a mono-thematic list for a while. I have always been that studious type - the consummate researcher who likes to read all there is to understand a subject she's currently interested in. And when I was brainstorming the possible February themes, one subject kept coming back over and over again: Provence. It has been the number one on my list of places I want to travel to, and before I do that, I want to gather as many information and tips on what to see/eat/do as humanly possible. Starting with this list:
Elizabeth Bard: Picnic in Provence. A few years back I read and adored Lunch in Paris, so this was my obvious first choice when it came to picking books on Provence. Elizabeth's writing is as fluid as silk: it pulls you in and seduces you with little tidbits of life in France. And to make it even more perfect, the book is peppered with a whole slew of mouthwatering recipes. From a charming apartment it Paris Elizabeth and her family relocate to a tiny Provencal village of Céreste. There they launch an artisanal ice cream shop and discover the charms and hardships of living à la provençale. This is bound to be a delicious read!
Janelle McCulloch: Provence and Côte d'Azur. From the enchanting villages of Provence to the glamorous and stunning coastline of Côte d'Azur, this book covers it all. Keeping away from loud and tourist-packed spots, Janelle focuses on hidden gems that embody the charm of this region: markets overflowing with perfectly ripe produce, quaint cafés, sweeping vistas and cobblestone streets. Plus, the photographs in this book are nothing short of stunning.
Ethel Brennan, Sara Remington: Paris to Provence, Chidhood memories of food and France. Who says Provence, says Provencal cuisine, and that is something I can easily fall in love with. This is a cross between a memoir and a cookbook: Ethel and Sara capture their memories of a childhood spent traveling to France through their beautiful recipes. In short, this books is the taste of France, translated into recipes and pictures.
Jean-Pierre Cassely: Secret Provence. This book is perfect for those who love to wander off the beaten paths. Away from the picturesque villages and vibrant lavender fields, countless hidden gems can be found in this beautiful French region: a statue of pregnant Virgin Mary, a hotel room in a tree, a church in theater, a false volcano. Intriguing, right?
Peter Mayle: Provence trilogy (A year in Provence, Toujours Provence, Encore Provence). This is an oldie, but somehow I've never read it before. Mayle recounts his experience of moving into a 200-year-old stone farmhouse lost in the middle of Lubéron, where the life is governed by seasons, not by days. You will learn about the truffle trade, about the delights of regional cuisine, about finding gold coins while digging in the garden or about a small town murder mystery. An ideal read to help you escape the ordinary.
The Lonely Planet's Provence and the Côte d'Azur. This one has been revamped and updates just in time for my travel plans. It is supposed to be the most comprehensive travel companion, with essential tips, colorful maps and reviews of what to see and what to skip. This one is a must have!
Tell me, what have you been reading lately? Have you read any book on Provence that I've missed?
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April 6, 2016 - Truth for Life
Dr. John Blanchard
Excerpt from "First Things" Vol. LXVI No. 14, April 3, 2016
We are delighted to have the internationally known apologist, John Blanchard, visit us next Wednesday at the Centerpoint hour. He will give a lecture entitled, "Truth for Life." He has written more than 30 books, including evangelistic titles such a Right with God and Ultimate Questions. The latter has sold more than 14 million copies in more than 60 languages. Other books he has written include: Whatever Happened to Hell, Meet the Real Jesus, The Beatitudes for Today, Major Points from the Minor Prophets, The Hitch-hiker's Guide to Heaven, Has Science Got Rid of God?, and Evolution: Fact or Fiction?
In 1962 Dr. Blanchard began his full-time preaching ministry as an evangelist of the National Young Life Campaign. In 1965 he accepted an invitation to join the staff of the Movement for World Evangelization in which his ministry widened throughout the United Kingdom and eventually took him to Europe and elsewhere. In 1980 John Blanchard founded Christian Ministries under whose auspices his evangelistic and Bible teaching ministry took him to many countries all around the world. In particular, he has paid numerous visits to the United States, where up to the present time he has conducted some 400 evangelistic missions and Bible teaching conventions.
An octogenarian, Dr. Blanchard resides in Surrey, England.
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I intended the Addenda feature to be used to revisit old reviews long after their initial publication, not post reader reactions or edits of things. But one message I got the other night deserves to be both addressed and highlighted, so the use of an addendum seems to make the most sense.
Doppelganger writes:
Quarian Coding
Dear Wisp, Hi! I've been reading YesHomo for a few months now, and I love it, you've introduced me to so many new webcomics. I really liked the article you just posted, but one thing bugged me: what about the Quarian culture is "Strongly Muslim-coded"? I haven't played mass effect, but I've watched playthroughs of all three games, and the Quarians always seemed much more Jewishly-coded. There's a thorough breakdown of why here: http://jewish-privilege.tumblr.com/post/138797884553/what-about-tali-is-coded-as-poc-i-never-got but the long and short of it is that Quarians are a tiny nomadic people constantly trying to return to the homeland they were exiled from whose names and language bear an eerie similarity to Hebrew and Jewish religious phrases, none of which seems very Islamic. The only connections to Islam I can see are dietary restrictions, a focus on hygiene, and the head scarfs, all of which also show up in Judaism (yes, even the head scarfs. It's not as iconic, but it's definitely there). I am really curious why the culture seemed Muslim-coded to you (please, I'm not trying to be passive-aggressive, I just want to know if it was a knee-jerk scarfs=muslim thing or there's something I'm missing and I can't think of a better way to phrase it). Thanks, Doppelganger
This is a terrific point, and I'm glad Doppelganger took the time to write in, because I think it illustrates a core hazard with coding that I didn't dig into in my original post.
First, to answer the question of why I read the Quarians as Muslim-coded: everything Doppelganger lists was a factor, though it wasn't merely the headscarves but the containment suits in whole that, to me, seemed intended to evoke certain full-body-covering modes of dress that some Muslims practice. The fact that they are treated with suspicion and hostility everywhere they go also contributed, though this can also apply to Jewish folks, especially in Europe. The clincher for me was the pilgrimage that each Quarian is expected to undertake, which seems to parallel the Hajj, the journey Muslims must take to Mecca once in their lifetime.
My perspective is an outsider's, but my interpretation was echoed among Muslim friends and bloggers I read, so I accepted it. In retrospect, however, saying that they are "strongly" Muslim-coded is perhaps overstating it.
I hadn't actually considered other possible interpretations of the Quarians' coding, but everything Doppelganger says is definitely true – the Quarians' loss of their homeland is especially evocative of Jewish history. On a hunch, I did a little googling, and it seems that many people interpret them as a Romani analogue as well, for their nomadic and ostracized position in the galactic community. Whatever the writers' intentions, the Quarians clearly speak to a diversity of people, and if someone sees themself in a fictional character, I'm never going to tell them that they're wrong.
Coding doesn't always mean that a character or group is a direct stand-in for something real. Cut from the original draft of this article was a paragraph about the difference between allegory and metaphor, but I like this post on the subject, even if it's a bit wordy. Essentially, allegories (like Judgement Day) are the only sort of coding where a simple one-to-one relationship between representation and represented exists, and it's severely limited in the stories it can tell. When one codes by metaphor (like Galore in FFAK), only certain aspects of an experience or identity (in this case, gender dysphoria) reference a real-world counterpart, while the rest (like the specific gendered anatomy of Galore's species) are grounded in the rules of the setting. Some authors use multiple metaphors to combine references to different real cultures or identities into a single fictional group – as in the case of the Quarians.
This leaves me with a question that I find myself unable to answer: is combining codes possible to do well? Is it ever a good idea? It seems to muddy the message, and it's hard to imagine that a writer would do this deliberately. Are there examples of writers appealing to multiple disparate marginalized groups with an economy of metaphors? Has this paragraph gone completely off the rails of intelligibility?
This is why we deserve stories where we don't have to guess, because arguing ad infinitum about what "counts" as representation could fill a million tumblrs without getting anywhere. Coding should only be used with care and deliberation, and authors should always be aware of the implications of the worlds that they build.Read the original post.


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Bach: Saint John Passion
Of Bach's two surviving passions, the Saint John Passion was the first composed and the Cantor reworked it several times for performances between 1724 and 1747.
In Saint Thomas of Leipzig Bach's choral and instrumental ensemble was experienced enough for the virtuosity of the arias and chorales of this powerful passion and he drove the rhetorical effects to their maximum to emphasise the dramatic and dolorous text. Hardly a year after his arrival in Leipzig, he gave this first great masterpiece on Good Friday 1724. It is the largest by far of all his compositions and one of the public's favourite because of its extraordinary humanity.
Ton Koopman who has been conducting this work for almost 50 years will give a version nourished by the strong protestant traditions enduringly alive in the Netherlands and transcend Bach today.
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In feudal Japan, a peasant thief is recruited to impersonate ageing warlord, Shingen. He begins to enjoy the power bestowed on him until the spirit of Shingen pays him a visit and he must lead his troops to battle.
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The documentary presents the Founder and CEO of PROAP studio João Ferreira Nunes, explaining the notions behind landscape architecture, as well as some basic design principles of selected projects (Parque do Tejo e Trancão, Cava do Viriato, ETAR de Alcântara, Miradouro de Santa Catarina) and the process of PROAP's internationalization. The film was directed by João Pedro Nunes and produced by PROAP.
PROAP is a leading international design practice exclusively dedicated to landscape architecture, founded in 1989, based in Lisbon (Portugal) and with offices in Luanda (Angola) and Treviso (Italy). The partnership is led by João Ferreira Nunes and currently employs 30 professionals – a cross-disciplinary team, with distinguished levels of expertise in landscape, in its most inclusive conception. The firm's core business is landscape architecture, namely landscape design development, project management, sustainable design and development, urban design and planning. The studio's work and research is oriented according to a principle of intervention in landscape, which is based on the reading and the interpretation of places, recognizing its most intimate rules and mechanisms to set up an approach. A consolidated group of external offices provides the necessary expertise backup in the fields of economy, engineering, mobility, energy, ecology and resource management in a group that has matured through friendship and gratifying team work.
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Information you might need about SU, Ungdomskort or study-abroad scholarships during your study period, can be found at www.su.dk and www.ungdomskort.dk.
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Lake Grove Presbyterian Church's Mission and Outreach ministries are overseen by the Extend Team.
The purpose of our Extend Team is: To actively support evangelistic efforts to reach unbelieving people and people groups in our church, community, region, nation, and world with the gospel of Jesus Christ in a culturally sensitive way. To provide relief and ongoing support in the name of Christ to believers and non-believers.
At Lake Grove, we believe that God uses our involvement in Christian witness to grow us, to help us reach our God-given potential and move toward our eternal destiny. That's exciting! A listing of our current commission-guided involvements in God's work follows. Our outreach ministries have a wide range, from local to worldwide. If you see an area that interests you, or if you have other questions, please contact the church office.
"…you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth." Acts 1:8b
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When I gave the middle-school students the list of benefits mindfulness provides, they immediately stopped talking.
"Which one do you find most interesting?" I asked.
"Reduces anxiety – especially, test taking," said Robert.
"Improves social skills." Martha smiled at her classmates and tapped her foot.
"Strengthens focus and concentration," Brittany paused. "I have ADD."
Every time I describe the ways mindfulness boosts our brains' executive functions – attention, decision-making, emotional regulation and impulse control – I feel a bit greedy, like the kids in the circle before me. I want some of that (social skills) and that (focus) and less anxiety, negative thinking and overwhelm.
Mindfulness not only improves cognitive skills, located primarily in the prefrontal cortex (the brain region behind our foreheads), but it lowers our stress levels. Indeed, the practice of mindfulness changes the very structures of our brains: we create thicker wiring (more mental activity) in the "smart" parts of our mind (the cortex) and reduce the gray matter in our fight-flight center (the limbic system, near our ears).
The children and teens I have worked with – in over a dozen in-school programs and ongoing community classes – report how powerful they find the practice of paying attention to the here and now. A light goes on inside of them and they understand, in their hearts and minds, that they can pause and choose their response, in any moment.
"I was so upset when my coach benched me," said Sally, a Ninth Grader. "And normally I would have had a complete breakdown. But I took a breath," she laughed. "Then I looked around the room and tried to find three circles."
Counting shapes, colors or even letters in our environment engages the left (thinking) brain, cools down the right (emotional) brain and quickly pulls us back into this moment. With that intentional pause – here I am, in this gym, right now – we get that "space" Victor Frankl famously identified: "In that space is our power to choose."
Sally understood that her response to being benched was her decision: she could cry uncontrollably and leave the game. Or she could sit still, bring her focus into the gym and allow the strong feelings to come and go, like a rain storm or large wave.
Students perform better, in all parts of their lives, when they access their own, internal pause buttons. Frankl wrote, "our growth and our freedom" are determined by our choices. Consider how quickly we lose our freedom and power, when we succumb to the I-Can't-Handle-This! reaction.
"What would happen?" I asked the middle-school students, "if I just started yelling at my friend for taking my work? What happens when you let your anger take the driver's seat?"
All of us want a chance to slow down, get perspective on our feelings and handle our challenging moments, more skillfully. We all benefit, enormously, from the calm that arises when our minds are in the here and now.
But the space that Frankl wrote about – and Stephen Covey popularized in the "Seven Habits" books – is something we have to decide to take. Our brains were designed, primarily, for our survival: I fight you, I run from you, or I freeze. With mindfulness, we have the tools to reshape our minds, just like we tone our bodies through exercise. We practice pausing, placing our attention in the moment, and our brain thickens the connections made during that neural activity.
"I noticed that I was really annoyed that my cousin was following me all over the park," said Abby, a nine-year old, who took my class last Summer. "So I just stopped walking, looked around at all the people, and then realized I could go ask my mom for help."
Mindfulness helps students of all ages: the research touts its benefits for everyone, ages 3 to 99. (Consider the four-year old who tried to help his dad, "This is the way you calm down. Breathe. Like this.")
In college, I learned that if I studied hard, read a great deal and wrote out my notes, I would remember more information and feel smarter. With mindfulness, we can actually become smarter – cognitively and emotionally. We pause, make a choice and strengthen our neural wiring.


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Three network abolish roaming charges in select countries
Posted on August 30, 2013 by admin
Three has become the first major UK network to abolish roaming charges for UK customers. The service is currently only available in seven countries - Australia, Austria, Denmark, Hong Kong, Republic of Ireland and Sweden – and is only applicable to customers using pay monthly services. Three customers on a pay monthly con..Learn More
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Apple to launch iOS 7 on September 10
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Apple will release the next incarnation of their mobile operating system, iOS 7, on September 10. iOS 7 will feature a new design, which will be "familiar" but "better" than the current iOS 6, according to the Apple press release. New features will include a Control Centre feature, AirDrop for iOS, and improved m..Learn More
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Vodafone and O2 launch their 4G networks
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EE has lost its position as the UK's sole 4G provider today, as rival services from Vodafone and O2 go live. The new 4G networks will be limited compared to EE's established service, with Vodafone's network being limited to parts of London, whilst O2 launch in London, Leeds and Bradford. The launch comes as EE celebra..Learn More
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Freeview adds Film4+1 and True Entertainment channels
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West midlands Regional DAB is turned off.
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The MXR regional DAB multiplex for the West Midlands has been turned off, after 12 years on-air service. MXR West Midlands used to have nine transmitters covering Coventry, Stafford, Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Shropshire, Stratford, Hickley, Bromsgrove and surrounding areas. The Bromsgrove transmitter frequency block will transfer over t..Learn More
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Ofcom issues warning over 070 missed call scam
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Ofcom has issued a warning to mobile phone users about a missed call scam. The scam involves consumers receiving a call from a number starting with 070 or 076. The duration of this call is usually very brief to try and instigate a missed call scenario - the caller stays on the line for a couple of rings and then quickly disconnects. �..Learn More
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SwiftKey app makes texting simpler
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If you are struggling to text using the usual controls on your Android smartphone SwiftKey could be of help. The SwiftKey app, costing £2.99, is one of the top paid app on Android. SwiftKey for Android replaces your device's on-screen keyboard to help you type in an easier, faster and less frustrating way. It should make texti..Learn More
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ZTE/Firefox Open now available in UK
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The ZTE Open, the first smartphone to run on the Firefox OS, has gone on sale in the UK. The handset is the first to run on the new Firefox operating system, which is set to compete with the likes of Apple's iOS, and Google's Android. Priced at a penny under £60, the handset is exclusively available on eBay in the UK ..Learn More
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Samsung smart TV's get unseen film footage via BFI app
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In the effort to make any sort of lasting behavioural change in life – wanting to eat more healthily, do more exercise, get more sleep, socialise with greater ease and success or having a more accepting and positive attitude towards ourselves - it is essential to identify and develop resources to help prevent oneself from slipping back into limiting or negative thought/behavioural patterns. Within the recovery model, militating against such 'back-sliding' is commonly known as relapse prevention; the ability to recognise when we are likely to return to negative behaviour patterns and to take appropriate action(s) to avoid this occurring.
In our busy lives, it's all too easy to lose sight of the present moment and the unique and complete qualities of appreciation it offers to us, breath by breath, moment by moment. By constantly focussing on achieving in the future, and forgetting the importance of right now we overlook the most important experience available to us – being present in the present! How many of us actually take time to be aware of the moment?
There are numerous models available that illustrate mindfulness and mindful behaviours; one we feel is particularly accessible and straightforward has been devised by nef, (New Economics Foundation) called the 'five ways to wellbeing'. Not surprisingly, it encompasses five simple principles:
It's funny that we have to put a name to this kind of awareness to encourage people to take time and space to appreciate what's really going on in their life, their communities and the environment.
Dr Paramabandhu Groves is an expert on Mindfulness and wellbeing, an NHS consultant and an associate of the London Buddhist Centre. Dr Groves has kindly agreed to visit the Whole Person Recovery Programme (WPR) in Gravesend. As a specialist in addiction therapy, this talk will be very useful for WPR programme participants, their families/carers and professionals involved in the sector too. All of the principles of mindfulness and 'five ways to wellbeing' resonate with anyone seeking to improve their quality of life. If you want an opportunity to hear and learn more about mindfulness then please come to our free event – 18.00hrs / Wednesday 26th June at the Ruckland Rooms in Gravesend.
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SAN JOSE, CA--(Marketwired - Mar 4, 2015) - Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) today announced that it will participate in the following event with the financial community during the month of March. The event will be webcast. Interested parties can view this event on Cisco's Investor Relations website at investor.cisco.com.
Morgan Stanley Technology Media & Telecom Conference
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Start on Wednesday checking for online shopping bargains. Most regular stores have sales through the weekend, so online stores have started to begin their sales before the weekend. Therefore, it is possible to find incredible mid-week deals by doing some research.
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Sail Training Ship - Mircea, 75 years
The Sail Training Ship "Mircea" has been a genuine ambassador of the Romanian Naval Forces in the world for 75 years, being not only the expression of maritime knowledge, but also a bastion of hardening characters, trust and human solidarity.
Symbol of the Romanian Navy, "Mircea" keeps on its deck the memory of so many generations of sailors, who completed their training here, symbolizing an authentic school of courage, professionalism and manhood.
Marking 75 years since the Training School Ship "Mircea" entered the Romanian Navy service, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamp issue The Sail Training Ship "Mircea", 75 years.
The issue is dedicated to the Sail Training Ship "Mircea", brig that carried the Romanian tricolour Flag with great honour on the waters of seas and oceans, alongside the name of the great Ruler Mircea the Elder, Wallachia's unificator to the "Great Sea".
The stamps of the series, with the face values of lei 1.00 and lei 14.50, illustrate the Sail Training Ship "Mircea" in a training mission, with all its sails in the wind, and the Maritime Virtue Order, in Officer Degree with Peace Symbol, conferred to the Sail Training Ship "Mircea", by the Decree No. 304/2014, for the first time in the ship's existence.
The souvenir sheet of the issue illustrates, in a separate stamp, the image of the Sail Training Ship "Mircea" at the moment it was launched, in the autumn of 1938, leaving the "Blohm und Voss" shipyard in Hamburg. On the label of the souvenir sheet there is a painted wooden ornamental sculpture representing the bust of the Ruler Mircea the Elder.
Its background reproduces an engraving with a vintage image of ships sailing in the area where the Danube flows in the Black Sea, the printed text explaining the motivation for the school ship taking the name of the Ruler.
The philatelic album is created into a limited edition of 325 pcs. and is equipped with the block of 2 stamps with gold foiling graphic elements, and the first day cover of the issue, having the first day postmark clearly imprinted in gold foiling. Both elements of the philatelic album are numbered in black from 001 to 325.
Technical DetailsIssue Date: 24.05.2014
Designer: Mihai Vamasescu, Stan Pelteacu
Process: Offset
Colours: 4 Colours
Size: 48 x 33, 150 x 122, 136 x 100 mm
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The Perfect Games Martin Luther King Tournament is a competitive showcase event held in Phoenix, Arizona from Jan. 12 – 15. For this event we will be entering an Underclass (2019 grad or younger) and Upperclass team (2018 grad or younger) into the tournament as the Milwaukee Brewers Scout Team. The event is taking place at the Dodgers and White Sox Spring Training home, Camelback Ranch.
This BLE event will include on-field workouts and intersquad/exhibition games over two days (Jan 10/11), in preperation of the tournament, followed by the PG Tournament being held from January 12 to 15 (four games guaranteed – weather permitting). Thursdays workouts will be held at the Brewers Spring training complex in Maryvale, home of the Milwaukee Brewers, and an exhibition game will be played on the Wednesday night in preparation for the tournament.
Coaches will include Milwaukee Brewers Scout and Former Canadian Olympic team coach Marty Lehn, five-time World Series ring holder and former MLB catcher and coach Bob Didier, 12 year Major League pitcher and World Series winner, Albie Lopez, former professional player Kyle Dhanani along with two-time MLB All-Star, Shea Hillenbrand.
To pay by check, continue to register online using the form below, and then choose the invoice method of payment. Your credit card will not be charged
Perfect Game MLK Underclass
Perfect Games Showcase ~ Brewers Scout Team
Date: January 10 – 15 (Wednesday – Monday)
Where: Camelback Ranch, Phoenix, Arizona
*This event is invitation only, all players must be identified by BLE or Brewers Scouting staff and receive an invitation*.
To ensure quality of tournament event and experience, registration for the BLE/Brewers Scout team for the Under/Upperclass PG MLK Event is limited; early player commitment is advised !
Deposit of full payment must be made to secure your spot with full payment received 1 Month Prior to Tournament Start Date, deposits paid are Non-Refundable
Option One - $925.00 CDN + GST
Includes ground transportation (while in Phoenix area to and from Team Hotel),
Tournament fee in the PG MLK tournament
Team hat/shirt and coaching/instruction.
College Baseball Visit
Option one players are responsible for airfare, lodging, food and transportation to Team hotel for drop off and pick up.
To be booked and paid for by each player. Coaches traveling early morning on January 10 with the first practice/game that night (Wednesday, January 10th). Recommended flights should arrive in Phoenix on January 10th in the morning or early afternoon. Coaches are flying home on Jan. 15th in the evening.
To be booked and paid for by each player (a link to the team hotel will be passed along as we have set up a team rate).
Option Two - $1295.00 CDN + GST
Includes lodging/breakfast (at Team hotel)
All ground transportation (in Phoenix area), Airport transportation has to be coordinated with coaches arrival and departure
Tournament fee in the MLK tournament
Team hat/shirt and coaching/instruction
College Baseball Visit
Option Two players will be supervised by BLE staff from moment of arrival in Phoenix area. Players are responsible for airfare and lunch/dinner. (meals will be organized by BLE staff) Please note: Hotel reservations for players participating in Option Two will be handled by the BLE office.
Tentative schedule:
Wednesday, January 10 :
7:00pm – 9:00pm Exhibition Game vs AZ Scout Team
Thursday, January 11: Milwaukee Brewers Spring Training facility in Maryvale
10:00 – 12:00am Workout
1:00 - 3:30pm Intersquad
January 12-15:
Perfect Game Martin Luther King Tournament ~ Game Times TBA
Coaching Staff:
Marty Lehn – Big League Experience Camp operator/owner, Former Canadian Olympic team coach and current Brewers scout.
Bob Didier – 5 time World Series champion and former MLB catcher
Albie Lopez – 12 year MLB pitcher and World Series Champion with Arizona D-Backs
Kyle Dhanani - Former Professional player – Milwaukee Brewers organization
Shea Hillenbrand – Two-Time MLB All Star, hitting specialist
Marty Lehn
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Mapping Auricular Vagus Nerve Circuitry
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00200889
Recruitment Status : Recruiting
First Posted : September 20, 2005
Last Update Posted : July 6, 2018
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|Device: active auricular tVNS Device: inactive auricular tVNS
|Early Phase 1
Scientific research into the basic mechanisms underlying neuromodulation is relatively recent and incomplete. The purpose of the proposed study is to determine how a form neuromodulation, transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation, which is non-invasive and non-painful, affects human brain and autonomic activity. We will accomplish this by integrating whole brain functional MRI (fMRI) methodologies and physiological monitoring.
This study will comprise 1-2 functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) brain scans while receiving the neuromodulation with varying parameters. Participants will also have their heart rate and breathing monitored during the brain scans.
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|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Estimated Enrollment :
|60 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Single Group Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Basic Science
|Official Title:
|Spatiotemporal Patterns for Neuromodulation Processing in the Brain Using MRI and M/EEG
|Actual Study Start Date :
|February 1, 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date :
|May 2019
|Estimated Study Completion Date :
|May 2020
Experimental: auricular tVNS
active and inactive auricular transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation (tVNS)
Device: active auricular tVNS
non-painful active auricular tVNS will be delivered to the left ear
Device: inactive auricular tVNS
non-painful inactive auricular tVNS will be delivered to the left ear
- Brain activity during functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) [ Time Frame: 1 hour ]BOLD signal change between active and inactive auricular tVNS
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
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|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Right-handed
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any condition contraindicating an fMRI brain scan
- Any neurological or psychiatric disorders
- Any pain syndromes
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|Harvard University
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Using Windows System Info in the Control Panel to identify what's connected to your PC can be a frustrating experience.
The problem is that many components, such as graphics cards and other internal chips, have generic manufacturer names that mean nothing to you unless you've got a degree in computing. Unknown Devices solves this problem by giving you a much fuller description of what each component really is.
Most of all however, it's useful for searching through your Device Manager for unknown devices and extracting information from it. This is also useful for anyone who needs to know the exact components they've got installed rather than just a general idea or having to open up your PC. You can run Unknown Devices from a CD or US stick too so it's a useful addition to any PC technician's toolbox especially if you're working on several PCs at once.
Unknown Devices is an excellent way to find out just what is attached to your PC without having to decipher generic names.


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Woodworking has recently been growing in popularity and is seen as a good way of pastime. This Woodworking program developed by Ted McGrath is one of the most used and better programs available on the Internet.
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Ah, the bra. If ever women have had a love/ hate relationship with an article of clothing, this is it. Sure, it provides a nice shape and keeps things sturdy during physical activities, but there's nothing quite like the sweet relief of taking it off at the end of a long day.
There's no doubt that bras can add a level of comfort to one's daily activities, especially if you happen to be on the larger side. In fact, there is evidence that the women of Ancient Greece were wearing brassiere-like garments over 3,000 years ago, but aside from personal comfort, what do bras really offer? Is there any evidence that supported breasts lead to better health?
Over the years, there have been many claims that bras are "healthy" for women. One of the most ridiculous (and widespread) rumors say that bras prevent saggy breasts – a falsehood so deeply ingrained in our culture that mothers are encouraged to buy "training bras" for girls as young as six or seven, to prepare them for a lifetime of wearing brassieres.
However, there is no scientific fact to support this claim. Even the former CEO of Playtex, John Dixley, agreed when he said: "We have no medical evidence that wearing a bra could prevent sagging, because the breast itself is not a muscle – keeping it toned is an impossibility."
While the anti-sag theory may be silly, it's not the most dangerous lie that women are told about bras. In 1995, a book called Dressed to Kill hit the mainstream, claiming that women who wear an underwire bra for 12+ hours a day are at a higher risk of developing breast cancer than those who don't.
The American Cancer Society firmly disagrees. It is impossible for lymph nodes to be pressured by underwire, as they are located in the armpit, not under the breast.
So, should you wear a bra or not? It's a decision that's entirely up to you.
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Prior to selling Innflux, a hospitality-focused IT service company, to strategic buyer Thing5 in January 2015, Brian served as co-CEO and Head of Business Development, where he oversaw sales / marketing, business development, M&A and investor relations functions. Brian became involved with Innflux after acquiring the business, through his search fund Fellowship Capital Partners ("FCP") in 2011. Brian remains involved in the combined entity Thing5 as a member of the executive team.
Prior to founding FCP, Brian O'Connor was a vice president with Equity International, a middle market growth private equity fund. Brian was responsible for sourcing, evaluating, underwriting and closing new investment opportunities, as well as working closely with portfolio companies post-acquisition on operations and business strategy. Brian has extensive experience evaluating and investing in middle market businesses in a variety of industries and geographies. Previously, Brian worked in corporate finance, strategy, investment and operations capacities for two real estate investment trusts, Equity Residential and Equity Office Properties.
Brian serves as Board Member and Treasurer for Distinctively College Bound, a non-profit focused on creating opportunities for students to participate in extracurricular activities that cater to their individual talents and interests and promote continued education.
Brian holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business with concentrations in entrepreneurship, finance, accounting and international business. He is also a graduate of Miami University (Ohio) with a double major in finance and management information systems.


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Welcome back to Digital Debate Wednesdays! Every Wednesday, the staff of The Ace of Geeks will get our keyboards ready for a good, old fashioned nerd argument, and you get to hang out with us! Feel free to email us any ideas you might have for future debates, or let us know in the comments! Until then, here's this weeks topic:
It's True Fandom Confession time, you guys. We all have that one thing we're a fan of that everyone else thinks sucks. We all have that one thing that we mention quietly, amongst friends, and don't let anyone know the amount of merchandise we've got shoved into a back closet at home.
What's your fandom guilty pleasure?
Cameron Mitchell: I'm a hardcore Dragon Ball Z fan. I have the whole series, all the movies, and I love the abridged series. I still watch it from time to time but right now I'm keeping up with it's sequel Dragon Ball Super. I only talk to like 6 people who I know are also fans.
- Justin Rhodes: Dammit, Zamasu! Why you gotta be hating on the humans.
- Nick Bailey Jr: Don't let anyone tell you that you're wrong!
Tyler Dent Hayes: I got this one: I love 4th Edition Dungeons & Dragons. Some of the best roleplaying I ever did was in that system, because it got out of my way and gave me a lot of tools for narrative control in combat while still lending me structure and guidance in a way that more abstracted systems like FATE just don't.
Don't get me wrong, it had its problems, and I get that a lot of people were brought down by the presentation and the format of the powers. I like 5th Edition, too, but I was sad to see it supplant 4th Edition so quickly; I really felt like 4E just never got a fair shake from the gaming community at large. ("It's not D&D" is still a rage-button for me.)
- Seth Oakley: You're right about both of these, 4th ed was great for what it was, and what it was supposed to be, and FATE just sucks.
- Jarys Maragopolous: I also love 4th and consider it the most creative and risky, and fulfilling the promise of that risk, of any edition of D&D.
Mary Anne Butler: America's Next Top Model. No shame. I've watched every season, and can point out contestants in commercials, movies, tv series, and runways. It's HORRIBLE 90% of the time, but I've learned invaluable tips and tricks as a photographer and photo editor from it.
R Steele Earl: Milk & Cheese, and Pirate Corp$.
Seth Oakley: EVE Online, most people I talk to about it mock it as Sociopaths in Space, or Spreadsheets in Space. Their not wrong, they just mock it for being that.
Mike Fatum: I have so many. My Little Pony, Power Rangers, Tokusatsu in general…plus my favorite movie of all time is Mortal Kombat: The Movie, which is a great movie shut up I will fight you.
Jarys Maragopolous: The Matrix Trilogy. That's right, I said Trilogy, I love the whole damn thing. convenient return? I love it. The high concept 15 minute discussion between Neo and the Architect? LOVE it. Neo's pithy response to the question "why do you keep fighting?" Love IT!
The complete Matrix story is one of the most thoughtful, intellectually consistent action stories I have ever seen on screen. It is one of the few scifi action movie series to propose and attempt to answer questions on the nature of truth, anti-social vs eusocial values, and free-will.
I know many people find it topheavy and of diminishing entertainment value, but I enjoy it through and through.
- Nick Bailey Jr: I really like the back story that the Animatrix filled in as well.
Luke Farr: This isn't surprising to people close to me, but I am absolutely 100% obsessed with the 2008 movie Speed Racer. I think it was he most underrated movie in the last few decades and I WILL FIGHT ABOUT THIS.
Nick Bailey Jr: It was so much fun. I own it, but don't think I've watched it since the theatre.
Megan Fox: Bread! Shhh!
Alexis George: So, I want to preface this with "I was slightly drunk at the time and like Beauty and the Beast stories."
My old housemate had this idea to watch a kid's movie called Strange Magic, about faeries. It is a god awful movie. It is genuinely terrible both in aspects of storytelling and aesthetic design.
That said, it is an absolute blast to watch when drunk, and frankly, the main romance of the movie is pretty cute. (Beautiful fey girl spurns Prince Charming to be with the bad guy from A Bug's Life.)
So yeah. Get drunk and watch Strange Magic, and don't judge me.
Malkontent Blizzard: Teen Wolf for the plot. And the Wolfman/Perez Titans.
Lauren Harrington: Do band-fadoms/bandoms count?
I've been a fan of Fall Out Boy since 2003. I didn't get REALLY into them until 2012. People roll their eyes and/or laugh at me when I say Fall Out Boy is my favorite band, but ya know what, their lyrics (pre-hiatus) were great–strewn with 80s pop culture references, obscure stories history had all but forgotten, PUNS EVERYWHERE, the slickest insults you'll ever come across, and plain dorkyness. They're a bunch of nerds–no, seriously–and they have a basis of being super involved with their fans and nonprofits. Fun fact: Pete Wentz is one of the most media-whitewashed people in the music industry. Apparently people forget he's black.
Andy (the drummer) is a massive comic book collector
Joe (the guitarist) probably has every Star Wars collectible that he could have gotten
Patrick (the singer) has gone on record saying he collects hobbies–from astronomy to Magic the Gathering, he's probably tried it
Pete Wentz (the bassist/front man) is a HUGE Thundercats fan, amongst MANY other nostalgic and otherwise geeky passions.
- Alexis George: I keep seeing twenty one pilots pop up in the context of a fandom, and I'm a total fan of theirs right now, but I'm not embarrassed by that.
- Lauren Harrington: Have no shame in your bandom.
- Mark Foo: …I listen to Coldplay.
Rowan Hansen: I don't so much have things I like that other people think are stupid and lame so much as I have a lot of stuff I really like and enjoy that I recommend to people and they never actually bother to check the things out. More specifically, any time I try to get ANYONE to start reading Brent Weeks.
Raven Knighte: Cheesy B movies. And those Poe – based movies with Vincent Price. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. Old cartoons – Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent. Tokusatsu hero shows. 80s music and pop culture trivia.
Sam Stafford: Absolutely everything by RedLetterMedia. I bought a copy of "Gorilla, Interrupted" on DVD, that's how bad it is.
Melissa Devlin: I have a fandom I don't get to talk about much because it isn't classically geeky. I love ghost hunting shows, stories, books, technology (I don't own any, but I've played with it), stories about mediums things like that. And I don't mean fictional oogie boogie stories, though those can be fun. I mean the real and constant search for proof of life after death.
- Lauren Harrington: I love shows that do that, too, and I love laughing at the bad ones like Ghost Adventures, which I refer to as Ghost Bros.
- Nick Bailey Jr: Where we set out to find ghosts, and like totally punch them in the face.
Mike Fatum: I want to go through and watch everything you people love, now.


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Shortly after 10 p.m. on Saturday, November 2, a motorcyclist was injured in a collision with an SUV in Jurupa Valley, reported The Press-Enterprise. The accident occurred at the intersection of Limonite Avenue and Troth Street. The motorcyclist had been riding west at the time. Emergency responders transported him to an area hospital, where he underwent surgery. Authorities are investigating the accident.
Throughout Riverside County, traffic accidents claimed the lives of or caused injury to 538 motorcyclists in 2010, according to the California Office of Traffic Safety. The OTS ranked Riverside 41st out of 58 counties for its incidence of fatal and injury motorcycle crashes in a rating system in which 1st place is the worst. Statewide, motorcycle fatalities increased 15 percent from 352 in 2010 to 414 in 2011.
When a rider has been injured in an accident that is attributable to the negligence of another, the rider may seek compensation for recovery-related expenses through the civil justice system. To learn more about the civil claims process, please call 866-981-5596.
All of us at Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie would like to wish a full recovery to the rider who was injured in the collision with the SUV.